🏠 New Construction Advisory

Know what you're signing before you sign it.

Builder contracts are written to protect builders. Our advisory service gives you a clear-eyed, independent review of the process — before you commit to anything.

$3,500
Flat Advisory Fee · Buyer-Paid

Contract review in plain language — no legal jargon
Observational walkthroughs at key build milestones
Upgrade & change order guidance before you commit
Pre-close review of final documents
Referrals to licensed inspectors, attorneys & lenders

Builder credit toward advisory fee may be available but is not guaranteed. This is an advisory-only service. No agency relationship is created.

6 things new-construction buyers often miss
Builder sales agents work for the builder. They're knowledgeable and helpful — but their job is to close the deal, not to protect your interests.
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One-Sided Contracts

Builder contracts are drafted by builder attorneys. Terms around delays, cancellations, and deposits often heavily favor the builder.

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Allowance Traps

Design allowances sound generous until you walk the showroom. Upgrades add up fast, and many buyers overspend before realizing it.

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Vague Timelines

Completion dates are often estimates, not guarantees. Understanding what "substantial completion" means before signing matters.

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Locked-In Decisions

Structural selections and upgrades may be non-refundable. Knowing the decision timeline helps you avoid costly regrets.

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Warranty Exclusions

Builder warranties often exclude more than they cover. Understanding what's actually protected — and for how long — is critical.

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Mandatory Arbitration

Many builder contracts require binding arbitration for disputes, which limits your legal options. This deserves careful consideration.

Clear lines. No surprises.
We define our role precisely so you know exactly what you're getting — and when you need a different professional.

✓   What's Included

·Contract review and plain-language explanation of key terms
·Risk identification — flags on terms, clauses, and deadlines to watch
·Observational walkthroughs at defined build milestones (pre-drywall, etc.)
·Upgrade & change order guidance before you commit
·Pre-close document review and final walkthrough support
·Referrals to licensed inspectors, real estate attorneys, and lenders
·Decision timing guidance throughout the build process

✗   Not Within This Scope

·Home inspections, testing, or code compliance verification
·Construction supervision or project management
·Legal advice or contract interpretation as an attorney
·Negotiation with builders on price, terms, or upgrades
·Guaranteed outcomes or warranty enforcement
·Buyer representation or agency (no fiduciary duty is created)
Four steps from contract to closing
1

Initial Consultation

We review your situation, the builder, and what stage of the purchase process you're in.

2

Contract Review

We go through the purchase agreement in plain language, flagging key terms, deadlines, and risks.

3

Build Walkthroughs

Observational visits at key milestones so you understand what's happening with your home.

4

Pre-Close Review

Final document review and closing preparation so you walk in informed and ready.

Advisory vs. Representation
It's important to understand how advisory services differ from buyer's agent representation.
Topic Advisory Service Buyer's Agent (Traditional)
Agency Relationship None Created Yes — Fiduciary
Contract Review Yes Yes
Negotiates on Your Behalf No Yes
Build Walkthroughs Yes — Observational Varies
Performs Inspections No No
Provides Legal Advice No No
Fee Structure $3,500 flat — buyer-paid Commission-based
OREC Disclosure Required Yes Yes
Required Disclosures
In compliance with Oklahoma real estate law, the following disclosures apply to this advisory service.

Transaction Broker Relationship

This service is provided as a Transaction Broker. No buyer agency or fiduciary relationship is created. The advisor is not your legal representative.

OREC Broker Duties Disclosure

You will receive and must acknowledge the "Disclosure to Buyer of Broker Duties" form (OREC 01-01-2026) and the "What You Need to Know About Broker Services" pamphlet.

Compensation Disclosure

Per Oklahoma law changes effective November 2024, the $3,500 advisory fee is paid by the buyer. Builder credit may be requested but is not guaranteed.

Scope & Liability

This service is observational and advisory in nature only. Liability is capped at the advisory fee paid. No inspection, legal, or construction services are included.

Licensed Under

Robert Gideon II · NextHome Central Real Estate
Oklahoma real estate license. Regulated by OREC under Title 59 §858-351 through §858-363.

Referral to Other Professionals

For legal advice, home inspection, or structural concerns, you will be referred to the appropriate licensed professional. Advisory services do not replace these roles.

"Buyers aren't just shown homes — they're advised strategically, protected contractually, and guided to better outcomes."

Ready to move forward with confidence?

Whether you've already signed or you're still comparing builders, let's talk about where you are and what an advisory review could offer.

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Robert Gideon II · NextHome Central Real Estate · Oklahoma